Travelling in smaller groups than snow geese, whitefronts are more likely to decoy than snows. |
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Action must be taken quickly to get smaller off-road vehicles or mule trains ready to distribute food before the snows fall. |
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The bison naturally migrate to Horse Butte during the winter to find food and escape deep snows. |
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The leaves die, of course, and in their shriveled state present no threat when it snows. |
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There was little vegetation and a bleak wind blew down from the snows of the high passes. |
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In contrast, other scenes show melting snows, which swell rivers that cascade down mountainsides in rushing torrents. |
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But this arid valley is also a place where mule deer and pronghorn antelope come yearly to escape killer mountain snows. |
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When it snows we get to go sledging and make snowmen, windy days let us wrap up warm and collect leaves. |
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When higher elevation deep snows prevented stages from accessing mountain towns, passengers transferred to sleighs. |
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Each time it snows again, the dog spins and barks, snapping at flakes, ploughing through drifts, as if this were the first snow she'd ever seen. |
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Planted with care and planning, bulbs can keep a garden alive with color from the last snows of winter through the first frosts of fall. |
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If they're fully rooted in fall before winter season snows or rains, come spring, they're fully established and ready to grow. |
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The snows came particularly early last year, at the beginning of September, and lasted well into April. |
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Not every sack of grain needs to be distributed to stockpiles before the snows come next month. |
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As seasons pass from cherry blossoms and summer beaches to fall foliage and winter snows, their love becomes stronger and more enduring. |
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We had the first snows of the season last night and Mount Wellington opposite is looking pretty dramatic and beautiful. |
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But come late fall, the heavy snows force the crew to leave the Highlands for the relatively hospitable climate of southern Cape Breton. |
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The retreat began on 19 October, and within three weeks the first snows had fallen. |
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They are white and weathered, the horns cracked and bleached by the snows and frosts, and the rains and heats of many winters and summers. |
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The snows of 1947 had virtually wiped the rabbit population out, but they were back with a vengeance. |
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Relief agencies were scrambling to find warm tents from wherever they could before snows begin to fall, the spokesperson said. |
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The freezing over of rivers and seas along with snows and ice would interfere with transportation more than higher temperatures would. |
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It snows onto a snowman and a Christmas tree while Santa flies overhead and the aforementioned bulbs twinkle merrily. |
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The first plants to appear with the melting snows include drifts of spring and trumpet gentians, Narcissus asturiensis and spring squill. |
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If snows aren't too deep, the best and most vibrant source of winter color comes from the family of heaths and heathers. |
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And without a change of policy, the winter snows will soon begin to tilt this disaster into an international catastrophe. |
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This is a very hilly and mountainous region of the country where it snows in the winter. |
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This time he would stay until the snows came, to make sure the cubs denned up. |
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In fact, if it ever snows, one hotel guarantees it will provide free accommodation. |
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Fires smoldered in damp duff, and in litter compacted by winter's heavy snows. |
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But when the blizzards wail the Arctic fox curls its tail over its frosty nose and sleeps in the snows. |
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Opinion is divided on what can be done to keep the roads open when it snows. |
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When the snows melted and he had recovered his strength they crossed the Anatolian plateau and reached Ankara, the Turkish capital. |
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However, on Wednesday the snows arrived and with six to ten inches falling, it brought everything to a virtual standstill. |
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Those who delighted in the first snows exchanged smiles, though many were scowling at the cold. |
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It's the kind of ground that can remain soft even in winter, when early snows mask a far-from-frozen running surface. |
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A little further away, in the Catalan Pyrenees, you can spot deer, brown bears and izards on hiking trails in summer or enjoy cross-country skiing as soon as it snows. |
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When it snows again, snowplows bury your car, which may or may not have escaped one more week of having the rearview mirrors sheared off by passing delivery trucks. |
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Fall rains and winter snows will provide moisture to germinate seeds. |
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On days with fresh snowfall, GC concentrations were higher in dark-eyed juncos than on days without fresh snow and fat reserves increased after these snows. |
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It is this bounty of water and the unique character of the breezes laden with moisture from the snows and warm sunshine that have given Palampur its tea gardens. |
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Streams from the mountains' snows converged, so there was water for thriving crops like grapes and olives and lush grasses for cattle to graze on. |
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He would ask after them from a mutual friend, sure, but would he drive across state lines to deliver their wife's baby when the snows had brought down telegraph lines? |
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Scattered along fertile valleys, between sands and snows, most Afghan people farm land which is seared by 40 Centigrade summers, and is snowbound by the long, cold winters. |
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You live in Canada, it snows here in the winter, get over it. |
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I like to see Reykjavik as one of those glass balls, you know, the ones where you shake it and it snows. |
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Often swathed in cloud, otherwise fading into a purple haze flecked with white where winter snows remain in gullies and hollows, the highest point is Pic d' Anie. |
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Larvae breed in woodland pools filled by melting snows or by spring rains. |
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Only when they were in the snows would they need to move as quickly as possible while their food supply lasted, and to avoid too many cold nights. |
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The northern mountainous regions have cold winters with occasional heavy snows, sometimes causing extensive flooding. |
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Winters are very cold in the west, and it snows in the mountain ranges, while in the western regions, windy days are more common. |
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Some waterfowlers have been having success setting up under established flyways and shooting at low-flying snows. |
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A single juvenile blue, a pair of dirty snows and then another young blue whiffled hard, only to land and stroll among their Judas brethren. |
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GooseGlove decoy conversion systems come in blues, snows, speckles, Canadas and whitefronts, and there's even a mallard. |
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Unless you're a pro-staffer with trailers full of full-bodied decoys, the only practical way to hunt snows is to use wind socks. |
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Strong flights of Ross's geese and lesser and greater snows are predicted, with high numbers of juvies. |
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There was a time when waterfowl biologists proclaimed that, unlike lesser snows, greater snow geese are not dimorphic. |
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Staffers who have slept in the bunkroom overnight during heavy snows insist they have heard the ghosts clattering in the night. |
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The fields, grazing lands of alfalfa and hemp, spilling oceanwards and, to the east, reaching the skirts of the first snows. |
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It never snows in Cape Coral, unless you're lucky enough to attend the Snow Festival on November 21, hosted by Fathoms and The French Press. |
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The first pulverulent snows told that Christmas was at hand. |
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During the Cretaceous time period, the Arctic still had seasonal snows, though only a light dusting and not enough to permanently hinder plant growth. |
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Once snows get into killable range, I listen for that distress call. |
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The snows in Alaska are quite different from the snows here. |
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After looking at almost 200 trailers, I bought this steel utility trailer with a camper shell to have shelter from the summer monsoons and winter snows. |
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